Sentence examples for feared long from inspiring English sources

He said he feared long overdue major poker machine reforms could be delayed in NSW until after 2023.

Before being deported, several of the asylum seekers told the office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees in Cambodia that they feared long jail terms or even the death penalty, according to statements reported by The Associated Press.

Those Uighurs, including three children, told the office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees that they feared long prison terms or the death penalty if they returned.

Researchers from the International Centre for Study of Radicalisation and Political Violence (ICSR) at King's College London said they had been contacted by one jihadist claiming to represent 30 Britons who feared long jail terms in the UK but did not want to go on battling rival rebel groups.

Renal dysfunction is an example of one of the most feared long-term issues observed in these survivors.

Some 32% of the parents surveyed said their children's diet and weight was a concern, while 21% worried about serious illnesses like cancer, 20% feared long-term health conditions like asthma or diabetes and 10% worried about allergies and food intolerance.

He once was the most feared long-range shooter in Washington, D.C., and a backcourt ace of the Archbishop Carroll High School team that won 55 straight games in 1958-60 and was ranked No. 1 in America.

The widely spread feedborne outbreak did not lead to a feared long-lasting salmonella problem, instead it inspired the whole cattle industry to develop and adopt effective measures to combat salmonella at the farm level.

Some firms will rush lorries through the border half-empty, if they fear long queues.

Politician tells Alex Duval Smith in Harare why President will never quit Six activists fear long jail sentences for alleged attempt to inspire uprising.

But many cooks hesitate to make their own jam, fearing long hours of cooking with unpredictable results.